Daily Ag Direction 9/17/25
Good Morning!
Across the markets we are seeing some higher numbers and some steady trading. Wheat is still trading in that 5.20 to 5.25 range. Wheat unfortunately not seeing too much action as the primary focus of the markets are beans and corn. Exports to Asia are still steady out of the PNW with price and political moves being the main driver. Corn, while higher than what we have seen in the past two weeks, is trading a little lower this morning. We seem to have stalled at 4.28cZ after falling from 4.30. The gap the market is trying to fill is between 4.30 and 4.35. The market attempted to fill but firmed at 4.30. It will be interesting to see if in the coming weeks we can gain technical support to close the gap at 4.35. As far as soybeans go, bean oil had a slight rally but with the EPA updates to biofuel, we have seen that trade back off a bit. Again, like in the past few weeks, the biggest question on beans is export demand. We are still waiting for China to enter the marketplace. China and the USA are back in trade talks; hopefully these will yield some fruitful results.
Looking ahead at the weather, a large band of rain extending across Kansas and into Oklahoma is expected over the course of the next 5 days. A majority of Oklahoma can expect an inch plus as well as the Eastern half of Kansas. As we move into the weekend, expect daytime temperatures to hang in the high 80’s to mid-90’s. Overnight temperatures are sporadic with select areas down as low 55 degrees and as high as 71 degrees in other areas.
DEC KC Wheat -5.6 @ $5.18
MAR 26 KC Wheat -5.2 @ $5.39
DEC Corn -1.6 @ $4.28
MAR 26 Corn -1.0 @ $4.46
NOV Beans -5.4 @ $10.44
JAN 26 Beans -6.2 @ $10.63
Please reach out to your CEA Risk Management Advisor if you have any questions. Have a great day!
Morgan Bryan
417-680-6987
RMA SW OK
